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Old 06-15-2016, 12:42 PM   #25 (permalink)
hayden55
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Originally Posted by mwilliamshs View Post
In the vein of gearing (this thread's title) I was planning to replace my aging tires with new 175/70/14s. Stumbled across a great deal IMO on Cooper CS3s and couldn't pass it up. $50 rebate available on these tires from Cooper. BUT they're not available in 175/70. They ARE available in 185/65 (OE size) and in the 5% taller 185/70. The best deal I could find on the taller size is $19.71 more than the OE size, an extended difference of $78.84. Yikes! So, long story short, I ordered OE size Cooper CS3 tires for $63 each, minus a $40 discount, with free shipping, and will get a $50 rebate. $162 for 4 new tires delivered to my door? Yes please! That's $40.50 each. I'll weigh them before installation and probably do the mounting myself and probably even balance with beads (maybe airsoft pellets). I'll post details to my thread when they arrive.
Nice! I actually ended up getting all four wheels and tires that i'm using currently for $50. They looked about a year old but the tread maybe had 50 miles on them so I was like hell why not. Only had to drive about a mile to get them too. Figure they are kinda ****ty but i'll duke it out until I run through them.
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